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Public Accounts Committee to table report on MAHB privatisation and KLIA operations in June
The Public Accounts Committee will present its report on Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd’s privatisation and KLIA operational issues at Dewan Rakyat on June 22, 2026.
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Indonesia’s bond sell-off resumes despite recent interest rate hike amid market jitters
Indonesia’s bond sell-off resumed Thursday as yields hit multi-year highs and the rupiah weakened despite a surprise rate hike earlier this week.
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EPF to close all remittance counters nationwide from July 1, 2026
The Employees Provident Fund will shut all remittance counters across Malaysia starting July 1, 2026.
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Court Valuer Says 1956 RM1.39 Million Compensation for Duta Enclave Land Was More Than Adequate
Government valuer testified September 1 that RM1.39 million paid in 1956 for 263-acre Duta Enclave land exceeded fair market value.
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Japan and US agree to continue coordinating to stabilize yen after July joint intervention
Japanese Finance Minister Katayama and US Treasury Secretary Bessent agreed on ongoing joint efforts to support the yen after markets weakened this summer.
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14 MoUs Worth RM1.49 Billion Signed at MAHA Trade Days 2026 Opening in Malaysia
Fourteen memorandums of understanding worth RM1.49 billion were signed at the MAHA Trade Days 2026 opening in Serdang, Malaysia.
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Malaysia's Election Commission proposes 17 new Sarawak state constituencies and renamings
Malaysia's Election Commission proposed creating 17 new Sarawak state constituencies and renaming 10 state and 1 federal constituency, increasing state seats to 99.
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John Ternus named Apple CEO as Tim Cook steps down after 15 years
John Ternus took over as Apple CEO on September 1, 2026, with Tim Cook becoming executive chairman after leading the company for 15 years.
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Former Tabung Haji chairman and ex-Treasury sec-gen released after seven-day MACC remand
A former Tabung Haji chairman and ex-Treasury secretary-general were released from MACC remand after seven days of investigation linked to the RCI report on Tabung Haji.
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Former PM Muhyiddin Yassin played golf at Tropicana Golf Club on July 19, 2020
Former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin played golf with 14 others at Tropicana Golf & Country Resort on July 19, 2020, amid a dispute over the event date.
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Five vessels transit Strait of Hormuz on August 31, no liquid tankers recorded
About five vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz on August 31, 2026, far below the 10-day average, with none being liquid tankers.
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Court of Appeal Allows Rosmah Mansor to Present New Evidence in Solar Graft Appeal
The Court of Appeal permitted Rosmah Mansor to introduce fresh evidence in her RM1.25 billion solar hybrid project graft appeal.
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Four dead in 11-vehicle crash on East Coast Expressway near Temerloh
Four people, including a family of three, died in a multi-vehicle crash on the East Coast Expressway near Temerloh on August 31, 2026.
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Malaysia's manufacturing sector shows modest growth in August amid slower new orders
Malaysia's manufacturing PMI dipped to 50.2 in August 2026 as new order growth slowed but staffing levels rose for the first time in five months.
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Malaysia Marks 69th National Day Urging Unity Beyond Ethnic Divides
Malaysia celebrated its 69th National Day with calls for unity and progress beyond ethnic fears.
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Malaysia-Japan bilateral trade rises 11.8% to US$23.3 billion in Jan-July 2026
Malaysia and Japan reported an 11.8% increase in bilateral trade to US$23.3 billion in the first seven months of 2026.
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US to Announce Malaysia Excess Capacity Probe Findings in 3-4 Weeks
Malaysia's Trade Minister says the US will reveal results of a probe on excess capacity involving Malaysia within weeks.
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National Registration Department halts MyKad printing until September 7 for system upgrade
Malaysia’s National Registration Department has suspended MyKad printing nationwide from September 1 to 7 for transition to a new-generation MyKad.
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Indonesian fires cause hazardous haze across Sarawak and Southeast Asia
Indonesian forest fires have triggered hazardous haze and air pollution in Sarawak and parts of Southeast Asia, prompting health warnings and school closures.
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BNM, World Bank, and UNDP release report on nature-related financial risks in Malaysia
Bank Negara Malaysia, World Bank, and UNDP Biofin released a report on June 11 examining nature-related financial risks and opportunities in Malaysia.
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Johor caretaker government maintains administration after assembly dissolution
Johor's caretaker government continues day-to-day functions following state assembly dissolution on June 1 ahead of upcoming election.
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MM Computer Systems debuts on ACE Market with mixed price movements on June 11
MM Computer Systems Bhd debuted on the ACE Market June 11 at its IPO price of 22 sen, seeing early dips and rises before trading at 23 sen by mid-morning.
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Umno to support Unity Government until next general election amid surge in membership
Umno will back Malaysia's Unity Government until the next general election, following a rise of over 21,000 new and returning members since April 20.
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Malaysia suspends Thai shrimp imports as Thailand increases seafood testing at border
Malaysia suspended imports of five Thai shrimp species on June 1, 2026, after Thailand increased testing of Malaysian seabass shipments in May.